SonstigeVeranstaltungenMI Consequences of the Russia crisis for Germany’s net zero transition: Short-term pain and long term gain? |  |
Speaker:Dr. Manuel Köhler, Aurora Energy Research
Location:Anderer Ort/Other Locationonline via Zoom
Organizer:Fakultät für Mathematik und Informatik
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An online event with Dr. Manuel Köhler
The need to respond to Russia’s war on the Ukraine put Germany’s dependency on Russian gas under the magnifying glass. Reducing Russian imports to zero would come at a high price in the short term. Over the longer term, LNG as a transitionary step and decarbonisation present a way out. In this keynote, alum Dr. Manuel Köhler will focus on the following questions: What are implications of an import stop of Russian gas over the next winter? What is the potential of renewables, LNG and hydrogen to reduce dependency towards 2030?
What does such a transition imply for renewable economics and buildout volumes?
The need to respond to Russia’s war on the Ukraine put Germany’s dependency on Russian gas under the magnifying glass. Reducing Russian imports to zero would come at a high price in the short term. Over the longer term, LNG as a transitionary step and decarbonisation present a way out. In this keynote, alum Dr. Manuel Köhler will focus on the following questions: What are implications of an import stop of Russian gas over the next winter? What is the potential of renewables, LNG and hydrogen to reduce dependency towards 2030?
What does such a transition imply for renewable economics and buildout volumes?
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Language:English
Category:Career and education
Host:Alumni Göttingen e. V.
External link:https://www.alumni-goettingen.de/termine/consequences-of-the-russia-crisis-for-germany-s-net-zero-transition-sh/
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